[arm-allstar] Choppy Audio - don't think it is packet loss

[Keynon Lannom]

Steve - it appears to only be to the one node/hub that I have setup at my
office location to connect all my family repeaters to. Best I can
tell...may have to wait for it to happen again and get on a few
reflectors/nodes and do some more testing.

Keynon - KB5GLC

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> Date: Sat, 17 Apr 2021 09:19:09 -0500
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> I am having an issue at times where audio from one node gets very
> choppy...can't think of another way to describe it. I thought it was packet
> loss - but if I connect to the same node via echolink - I have clear audio.
> If I disconnect this node from the primary hub I stay connected to and
> connect to say East Coast Reflector - the audio is clear. Disconnect and
> reconnect to the hub I use to connect all my other repeaters too and it is
> choppy. I can ping from the node to the hub and have zero dropped pings.
> What is strange is I can reboot the local node and the issue goes away and
> things will be clear again for a few days/weeks and then it starts up
> again.
>
> Node is a pi4 - 2GB
> DMK URI
> Currently it is connected wirelessly to my home WiFi - I have thought about
> hard wiring it to see if that resolves the issue...just have not got
> around to testing it.
>
> Local repeat, etc. all works fine. Any ideas? Would it be a good idea to
> set a scheduled reboot job on hamvoip nodes to reboot every few days?
>
> Thanks - Keynon
> KB5GLC
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> Message: 2
> Date: Sat, 17 Apr 2021 14:26:08 -0500
> From: Steve Agee <irlp8720 at yahoo.com>
> To: arm-allstar at hamvoip.org
> Subject: Re: [arm-allstar] Choppy Audio - don't think it is packet
>         loss
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> *Are you only having issues with certain hub(s) you connect to, or
> randomly everywhere you connect?
>
> N5ZUA
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> On 4/17/2021 9:19 AM, "Keynon Lannom via ARM-allstar" wrote:
> > I am having an issue at times where audio from one node gets very
> > choppy...can't think of another way to describe it. I thought it was
> packet
> > loss - but if I connect to the same node via echolink - I have clear
> audio.
> > If I disconnect this node from the primary hub I stay connected to and
> > connect to say East Coast Reflector - the audio is clear. Disconnect and
> > reconnect to the hub I use to connect all my other repeaters too and it
> is
> > choppy. I can ping from the node to the hub and have zero dropped pings.
> > What is strange is I can reboot the local node and the issue goes away
> and
> > things will be clear again for a few days/weeks and then it starts up
> again.
> >
> > Node is a pi4 - 2GB
> > DMK URI
> > Currently it is connected wirelessly to my home WiFi - I have thought
> about
> > hard wiring it to see if that resolves the issue...just have not got
> > around to testing it.
> >
> > Local repeat, etc. all works fine. Any ideas? Would it be a good idea to
> > set a scheduled reboot job on hamvoip nodes to reboot every few days?
> >
> > Thanks - Keynon
> > KB5GLC
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